The Cuban National Assembly has formally convened its Sixth Ordinary Session for the X Legislature, marking a significant parliamentary event focused on the nation’s economic planning. President of the Legislature Esteban Lazo issued the official summons, outlining a comprehensive agenda centered on establishing economic objectives and targets for the upcoming year.
The session’s primary focus will be the presentation, analysis, and deliberation of the State Budget Bill for 2026, a foundational document that will guide Cuba’s fiscal policy. Additionally, the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment alongside the Provincial Government of Ciego de Ávila will deliver formal accountability reports on their administrative performance.
Further substantive matters include the presentation of the supreme audit report to the Ministry of Justice and the analysis of various draft laws currently under consideration. In preparation for the main session, the legislature’s permanent working committees will meet from December 15th to 17th. These preliminary meetings are scheduled to review over 90 critical items on the national agenda that directly impact the Cuban population.
The official notice, originally published on the National Assembly’s website on November 26th, is being circulated to all parliament members, central government agencies, and relevant authorities. The summons will also be published in the Official Gazette of the Republic and disseminated through various media outlets to ensure public awareness and transparency.